Cornell University GPA Calculator

Calculate your exact semester and cumulative GPA using Cornell University's official grading system.

Calculate Your Cornell University GPA

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Official Grading Scale

Cornell University uses a 4.0 grading scale. They use a plus/minus system, meaning A-, B+, etc. will affect your GPA points.

Cornell uses a 4.0 grading scale with plus/minus grades. Requirements for Dean's List and Latin honors vary significantly by college (Arts & Sciences, Engineering, Hotel, ILR, etc.). Engineering is known for grade deflation.

Honors & Dean's List

To graduate with Latin honors or make the Dean's List at Cornell University, you typically need to hit these GPA thresholds:

  • Dean's List3.5+
  • Cum Laude3.5+
  • Magna Cum Laude3.7+
  • Summa Cum Laude3.9+
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Frequently Asked Questions

Dean's List requirements vary by college. College of Arts & Sciences requires 3.5+, Engineering requires 3.5+, and the Hotel School requires 3.5+. Each college sets its own threshold.
Yes, especially in Engineering and pre-med courses. Cornell is known for having one of the lower average GPAs among Ivy League schools, with a median around 3.4.
A 3.3+ GPA in Cornell Engineering is considered competitive. A 3.5+ puts you in strong standing for top tech companies and graduate school. The median GPA in Engineering is around 3.0-3.2.
Extremely difficult. Cornell's rigorous coursework and limited grade inflation make perfect GPAs rare. Fewer than 1-2% of students graduate with a 4.0, particularly in STEM fields.
Cum Laude requirements vary by college but typically fall in the top 20-30% of the graduating class, requiring around a 3.5 GPA in most colleges.